Debate / Meeting
Pablo Picasso, Le Verre d'absinthe, Printemps 1914
Un dimanche, une oeuvre
06 Dec 2015

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Pablo Picasso, Le Verre d'absinthe, Printemps 1914, Bronze et cuillère à absinthe, Partie supérieure recouverte de sable et partie inférieure peinte en blanc, photo
© Coll. Centre Pompidou / DIST, RMN-GP, © Succession Picasso

Pablo Picasso, Le Verre d'absinthe, Printemps 1914, Bronze et cuillère à absinthe, Partie supérieure recouverte de sable et partie inférieure peinte en blanc, photo
© Coll. Centre Pompidou / DIST, RMN-GP, © Succession Picasso
Le Verre d’absinthe presented in the Museum's exhibition-dossier devoted to Guillaume Apollinaire (in the modern collections) is the most monochrome of the six copies produced in bronze and then painted. The other proofs, in various colours, contrast painting with sculpture. All of them speak to us of art, friendship and the pleasure of joyful complicity.
By Denys Riout, art historian.
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When
06 Dec 2015
From 11:30am
From 11:30am
Where
Petite salle